art is a process

today is the day, officially

2008-06-21T23:06:00.007+09:00

...that summer begins for the northern half of us, they say

so here's my greetings to you from
delightfully green north east japan

where weeds grow wild, breaking down the empty houses...

wing dress update: all set on paper

2008-06-20T23:42:00.004+09:00

---What is the Wing Dress?---
The wing dress is an ongoing project of mine
that I have been recording the 'making' process of since May '07.
The dress will have a wing/ feathers, dyed/ painted on it.
I am simultaneously making a shirt, also with a dyed wing.

as i promised on my previous post
here are few photos of the
paper form of the wing dress

(these feathers are to be traced onto the fabric
then painted in with fabric dye, steam set and assembled)

there may be some places not completely perfect but
i said done! anyways or else i'll get into a loop...
i attempt to balance out so as to get the most out of
my detailed perfectionism and
momentum of the momento

to be continued....in a momento

wing dress update: the last bit of struggle

2008-06-18T23:28:00.010+09:00

on my last post i was trying to
capture a sense of "velocity" as i've
placed feathers on the paper-form of the dress

now the task is almost done here and
today, i am going to show you
an equally boring-to-you (as the last few posts) process of
deciding on last bit of details that can make or break the design

circled are the challenging-to-me areas

below:
at first, i was thinking i may add another feather here
to further emphasize the "velocity" but
either one didn't seem right...

i opted not to in the end, though
that would make it look less like a real wing

you see,
some part of me will always be wanting to make rational sense
balancing, smoothing, harmonizing things out and such
avoiding that sneaky impulse is part of the challenge

now onto the shoulder area
something seems very very...off

added another feather on the sleeve and
sent it even further down the "off" path

this is something i avoid usually
to connect the pattern at the seam

just doesn't seem to work...

hmmm...the shaft of the bottom feather on chest
looks too straight, it doesn't flow

erased the "straight"
need just a little more of something...

last details on small areas like these are important
one little extra something could turn
"too few" into "too much" and
with my kind of designs it could
change the whole vibe into "tacky"

below:
added a half-hidden feather on chest
and decided to leave it this way
with "not quite enough" look

below:
this one feather on back
stood out like it's drawn with neon

i liked the shape of the feather so i
traced and moved it about a bit
an off-line graphic trick

the finished paper dress is
to be posted the next time

my apology for a dull post but
it will make a lot of sense when
the dress is done, really

thanks for reading!
(are yu still there?)

(((smiles)))

a saturday afternoon expedition (you are invited!!)

2008-06-14T22:53:00.009+09:00

sunny saturday today, and
in need of plastic-headed pins
i bicycled down to the next town

somehow a simple errand turned into
a mini expedition of few hours

come along, i'm gonna
show you around

hit the beach first to relax
although i was already relaxed enough

before i start to grow roots on the beach
i got up and headed toward a small bridge

with 4 sculptures decorating it
pretty elaborate, when you come to think of it

(almost no one's around to appreciate them)

one of the 4: lookin a bit "ritualistic" to me

decided on impluse to visit a shrine down the street

the first thing i noticed: a very accommodating tree

then, immodest look on one of dragons
(detail from a hanging bell)

and the bell
and the bell hammer
looking slightly fetish...

and on the roof there's
very stylish but subdued detail

we have many shrines in japan, some very famed but
not many possess sophistication as this one does

very nice studding job for a
wooden offering box

after getting the pins, i made another stop at a
local supermarket that is quite eco-conscious

corageous move for a small chain
i'm proud of them

below: re-issued drinks in red, yellow and green
that was popular among kids in mid century

thanks again for the forgiving people at
sanyu-store for letting me do my thang on
busy saturday afternoon

sun's setting...

heading home?
me, too!

that's all,
thank you for your company

(i ain't got no) foggiest notion

2008-06-12T22:09:00.006+09:00

we had a few days of foggy spell
(day + night) x 2 to 3 days
most dense for the longest time
more than just"rare" around here

one of those climate change thingies?
i really donno but time will tell
in meantime, i walked around, at dusk and dawn
taking photos like the ones you see below

(no, this is not a poem)

wing dress update: velocity mama

2008-06-11T22:04:00.006+09:00

---What is the Wing Dress?---
The wing dress is an ongoing project of mine
that I have been recording the 'making of' process of since May '07.
The dress will have a wing/ feathers, dyed/ painted on it.
I am simultaneously making a shirt, also with a dyed wing.

on my last post re. wing dress i traced feathers onto a paper dress
a rough sketch, a general idea for the dress-to-be
as you see below

red stain is from fabric paint, by the way
no one's gotten killed over this

as you see, it's like a dead bird perched on ya shoulder
and today's post will show you my clumsy attempt to
bring life, in form of velocity, to the above drawing

so what's with this velocity thing?

[i've written a lengthy explanation on that here but
realized i'm talking too much risking the
dreadful inspiration bubble burst, so i...
erased it!]

hence the velocity!!!

okay,
let's pick on this feather!
yeah, you over there

sometimes it's easier to draw with empathy
using eraser

filled in
(i hope) you see (the difference),
the thing is a bit more alive

now picking on many other feathers
their shafts erased with modified curve

filled in anew
goin faster yet?

occasionally pin the thing on a body
who's that growing horns?

now i move on to
mess with the circled area

before,

...and after!

(the paper weight is a souvenier from chuuk islands)

treatment on one of the sleeves

so far, worked to semi-completion
on the front half of the dress

to be continued, soon as i am
picking up speed with this velocity work

thank you for reading!!

photo friday: missing teeth

2008-06-07T10:13:00.005+09:00

this week's photo friday challenge is: tools

the above photo was taken earlier this year
at a mill, left standing decaying, like
many other things in this
forgotten small town with declining population

they had few nice'n' weathered sawhorses there and
i was contemplating on how to secretly secure a few

(they are mighty weighty)

(you can call it theft planning)
(i wouldn't)

when the place procured a new owner
that was the end of that

never ceased to amaze me just how long the
good, solid wood can last, almost remaining alive
even after being cut, nailed and becoming a tool

wing dress update: placing feathers

2008-06-07T00:21:00.010+09:00

nearly a month has passed since
i posted on the wing dress the last time

today, i share with you
the totally boring process of
placing the wing on the dress

totally boring to read about, that is
i usually have pretty swell time but
hanging out with me during such time
would be like death for you...

first,
start with blank paper dress
using the paper thin enough to trace

below:
such paper running out hence
partial patchiness

after staring at the blank dress
pinned on a sewing body awhile

(warned yu it's pretty dreary)

i started to just roughly trace
part of one of the
wing drawings

rough means
this rough

then moved it about a bit and
traced another feather (circled) from
another part of the same drawing

flipped the drawing and
taped it onto the window
then trace the reversed wing

then had another look

i spend however long enough time
until i start to see the patterns on it
then i'd mark what i see before it dissapears

even i had enough of
gazing upon the rough sketches...

below,
based on what i've done above,
tracing feathers in sharp, clear lines
that seem appropriate to the general plan

have i told you by the way that
i have a half sister on uranus?

there's some mysterious twist in my family tree...

she was here visiting the earth on assignment
to research on what she calls "the planet of hypes"

i told her, hype? i ain't takin part in that
she said, nahh, if you live here you cannot not to
so i threw her back on her spaceship
but before i did i managed to
snatch a few shots with her
posing in my paper dress

below:
see, that's my 1/2 sista
posing like that person from iceland

well, my object for revealing the family complexity was
to tell you that,
to get a sense of the wing's 'movement',
i even put the paper thing on
and have a long look into the mirror
until i see something...

i told you it's
totally boring

;^)

on the next post, i will talk about
capturing the velocity on the dress

thanks for reading!!

misty stroll

2008-06-01T23:28:00.004+09:00

taken a little break from blog sphere
hello there it's month of june

my greetings from
small town, japan

it was a foggy day today
walked about, snapped a few

i'm sharp when it's foggy
...or am i?

below:
sharp or not,
the first experiment with
photo montage

(((bow)))

a chicken in harbor

2008-05-14T01:11:00.005+09:00

while digging up piles of papers
i found a cartoon i did back in circa 2001
for a postcard to a friend

lovingly teasing my own cowardice...

thought i'd share that with you

that's all

timidly yours,
yuko

tied and dyed for my mother

2008-05-12T14:39:00.005+09:00

talkin bout tee shirt i made for my ma
as a mom's day gift

first step:
general idea drawn in a line

grew into something like this

since the giftee (my ma) does calligraphy-
the japanese, charcoal/ brush type of affair

i was naturally drifted toward the
"brush/ ink partially fading" feel

in detail

the plan is to
stitch on short, side-way lines cutting across
long winding lines...

fast foward
stitched up
(gotten into trance stitching
i forgot to snap a shot in the process)

hairpin curves were a bit of challenge
as they often are

dye solution, boilin hot in stainless steel pot
big enough to give large sized kitty a hot bath

(pls be noted: i'm loving/ kind to animals)

the kind of dye used for cotton 100% is called

direct dye

i mixed blue and a bit of purple
without having a clear picture of what to expect

below: post dye, half dry
color turned out to be plain but pretty blue

removing the thread
high on anticipation

done!!

i'd say i feel alright about it

of course i am being modest

the ribbon goes around to the back of neck
and fades there like brush stroke would

although the tie-dyeing was a
side tracking one-time project at first
i got on a roll with it
on a detour roll

and started another one
what do you think how it will look
when it's done?

i have some visions loosely held

of course i will post it when it's done
thanks and bye!!

pizza for wimpy ladies

2008-05-11T23:30:00.007+09:00

momma's day special:
cooking post

(who thought of such day anyways
whoever it was
come over here lemme spank you)

so...

happy mother's day
to those of you who do bother to celebrate

well,
i bothered

ahem

decided to make my ma pizza
from scratch, mind you

got to get the stuff
like, pizza stuff
that can be a
bit of effort
at where i reside

below:
road to mozza(rella)

opted for somewhat wimpy pizza

dough made of wholewheat flour
what's not visible here is anchovy

baked
in small oven
without pizza stone

what you can't tell from these photos is the taste
and of course i'll tell you it was super

you'll just have to
take my word for it...

she (mother) got a
tie-dyed tee as well
of course i did it myself
you will see it on my next post

that is, if you bother to visit this blog again
i hope you will
til then

(((wimpy smile)))

wing dress update: shapes of things

2008-05-08T12:46:00.011+09:00

firstly,
happy 1yr anniversary to this blog
thank yu for letting me babble on and on
without even punctuating

(((big smile of appreciation)))

now onto the subject

i've always dreaded pattern making
this "always", in fact, lasted for few decades

but you live on dreading (and dragging on with) something and
one day, walla, something miraculous happens

well this time around i got into the craft
so much so that i almost forgot i had a blog

but not completely so
see, i snapped few photos here and there

below:
fishing for inspirations in
my mother's notes from early 70's

why early 70's?
well,
tight-fitted shoulder lines from that era
goes well with what i have in mind

far right:
the basic pattern ("sloper", they call)
i made almost a year ago

fast foward to the midst of
experimenting this and that

below:
test-assembling the dress
using cotton "sheeting" material

too short, too flared
(tennis, anybody?)

plus the sleeves too wide

the dyed swatch pinned on shoulder
to get in the mood

adjusting the shape/ length,
first on the sheeting fabric model

re-done
and okayed by me

the knee-length "shift" dress
with slight flare

transferred the changes
onto the pattern and here, you see
the finished version of it

below:
the one on left is made from fabric
with texture more similar to that of the dress-to-be

the object of the labour:
just to see how it hangs
i wish to avoid both
"bulky" and "too tight fitted" look

very arbus-kubrik ala "shining" look to the photo, by the way
....and they are in my room!!

(cold chill down my back)

now onto the next piece
i told you i'm on a roll

below:
my plan for the piece
as of now

that's arm hole cut in middle to fit
the lines must connect in smooth curve

i've always wanted to experiment with the
luxurious "thea porter sleeves"

(i named it)

drawing the curvy line's a delicate matter
i went for free-handing at first
although it's not what's commonly suggested

(but worked well here)

fast-foward to the completion

made 2 pieces, just as i did earlier

below:
that's my twin sister
my holy guardian ghost

okay, that's me
trying (the right piece) on and
showing off the sleeve

getting ready for the next task that is
to decide the placement of "wing" patterns

the task that demands me to be
"in tune + in the groove" the most

thank you for reading

progression of the previous project, "dragon dress"

2008-04-27T10:28:00.010+09:00

as i have been working
ever soooo grudgingly
on
messing with pattern making for
my current "wing dress" project,

i decided to share with you
the history of my previous passion,
the dragon dress

idea conceived sometime in '98
and completed for now in fall '06

first piece
made sometime between
1998-2000

began to practice on drawing scales
using snake photos and a vacuum cleaner hose

i did draw on wool knit material
scales only, using fabric marker (pigment ink)

nice for the first try but
one major issue:
the ink doesn't stay
so after each wash, i must
touch-up

(((lol)))

design was more abstruct than the later ones

the second try

same marker on different (more absorbent) material
polyurethane and something else mixture

as much details as the fabric markers would allow
however, to my moderate dismay, there's
still some noticeable fading post wash

this is when i decided to
take advantage of living in japan
and learn the art of fabric dyeing
using acid dye that requires steam setting

the craft of fabric dyeing turned out to be
much finer deal than i expected

the first piece, re-production of the above piece
was worked on from sometime in 2001 til
november 2003

during this period, i was in drought as well
ideas dead, but wished to move forward anyways
hence the endless muddling

below:
this is how the piece #3 is stored now
in a box, double-bagged

that's not casper, by the way
nor klan of you-kno-what

the reason for such a high-strung wrapping is this:
too much excess dye just sitting on surface
ready to fly away and land on stuff

below: way too many whiskers
that's the result of totally going brain-bound
gone way off stream

i'm not saying it's bad
it's life i get droughty at times
i am just saying, it didn't work very well, pushing

see how evenly painted in, dark?
i had just one piece steam-set from these ones
it turned out totally dark, details all gone
and i could not wash off the excess

that means even after fixing the dye,
it would keep on bleeding

below, you see partial flaking of dye
(where it looks kind of whiter and powdery)
that's the sign of definite excess

i was advised by a very kind and knowledgeable man
from dye material store in tokyo (thank yu!) that,
i probably need to paint faster,
apply less and move swiftly

that meant, to me,
to grasp overall shapes and movements of the subject
on spot, or more like, to be
out of drought and in such movement

of course that sort of thing would take time
during this period i've even taken up surfing
as an attempt to learn to
"move with it"

fast forward to spetember 2005

below, a test drawing, using the fabric marker

and a piece using acid dye
on 100% cotton knit
completed in october 2005

got the movement alright but
still applying too much dye
wanting all to "stick"

result?
still bleeding after "fixing"

in 2006, i did 2 pieces for a first group show in tokyo

finally succeeded in making them stay
both on silk/ polyurethane mixture

(very low in poly, otherwise dye won't..dye)

technical success achieved

but yet another piece to complete in my mind
this one was done in summer of 2006

on cotton (knit) 100%

compare to the oct. '05 piece
same material
the difference is that i finally did as i was taught
in terms of dye application

(there's a limit to the amount of dye fabric grain can hold)

a bit embarrassing to admit....

but the result made me feel good
and done, as well

now i must go back to the
pattern making....

thanks for your visit

photo friday: nyctereutes procyonoides

2008-04-16T20:21:00.005+09:00

the pic is of a coon dog resting in a very restful place

for photo friday's challenge of the week : fragile

since i have a fragile ego, i could've
taken a photo of that and

thrill you

to no end but in the end
opted for the coon

my wisest decision of '08
perhaps

(((sage smiles)))

photo friday: "far from home"

2008-04-11T01:16:00.003+09:00

this week's photo friday challenge: far from home

in trying to convey the feeling of such state,
somehow i ended up stretching out the image vertically

in fact, my photo friday photos have been
getting longer and longer...

(hope you got a big enough monitor
cos...i don't)

one day soon, i will be
scanning a live eel

til then

"ghosts and a cross" (2008)

2008-04-06T09:23:00.010+09:00

i have been absent,
setting aside my beloved "wing dress" project
been getting my shops and sites together and, and....

been working on this!

my "nin film festival" submission, and
my first ever try at film editing
using quicktime pro 7
-to erase the original sound of the video
and (vintage) imovie 4
to do the rest of the work

the original footage had very underwater noise
i don't think it was erased completely though...

(i tried)

below:
gadgets used

1. made-to-fit-all water housing
functional and was helpful in a limited way
mind you,
this was NOT the one caused the fatal water leak

2. skinny-legged tripod
camera swaying's due to these spider legs

3. kodak dx7440
suffered unrecoverable malfunction immediately after the shoot
due to unfortunate exposure to (chlorine) water

4. pink what?
flexi-wire to tie the camera to the pod

the water leak that killed the camera happened when
i was filming in pool with the camera in plastic bags
before the arrival of the item #1 in the above pic

it's documented in here

one thing about the cross:

i didn't employ it in any way religion-ish
rather, the image employed me and
i was obliged to record it
in a rather abstruct manner

in other more honest words,
i did not mean to promote
what the beaten-path association would suggest
but intended to borrow that a bit

(((wink)))

thanks for viewing

photo friday: blue belle

2008-03-31T20:52:00.003+09:00

this week's photo friday challenge: emotions

found her in downtown LA
garment district

today i will
stay mute
so that
she can
do the talking

photo friday: i found a rabbit

2008-03-23T21:16:00.004+09:00

this week's photo friday challenge: found objects

i pick a lot
i mean
pick things up
things like this

(started to sound like a poem)

from among many "finds"
i chose my purple bunny
with a missing ear

my tribute to the holiday
some of you are celebrating
just about now

(happy easter to you)

this rabbit was "discovered" on a beach
not too far from tokyo called
enoshima

the place has
fun beach-town vibe with god-awful water
but findings are oft. quite interesting

(abrupt) end of the
beach debris poem

(((rabbity grin)))

wingdress progress: touching-up on swatches

2008-03-20T20:13:00.006+09:00

been a while since i last posted on
my "wing dress" project

previously, i
painted on 2 small swatches with fabric dye,
then sent them off for steam-setting

they returned and
as you see on the below stripy photo,
i am ready for the next task
which is---
washing off the excess dye and
touching up with pigment ink that is,
if needed

1. this is how i sent them off
paper between 2 swatches
then folded with another layer of paper.....
then into a plastic bag

call me miss precaution but
at this stage, these pieces are very
vulnerable

2. soft tooth brush
of the brand dentists recommend but
that ain't an essential factor

3. a bottle of chemical to keep the dye away from
where it shouldn't be
ie. unpainted area of the fabric

4. a notebook filled with
knows and hows i collected over
7yr period

5. vats originally for photo developing
from 1982-perrrfect for this purpose
some call me a pack-rat, well, look...

(told you i may use it for "something" one day)

6. i certainly am a "pick-rat"
a beach rock in a shape of
a person's profile

below: the next step

i started with the paler swatch
gently place it in solution
of water and #3 chemical

luckily, they both
had almost no excess dye
if there're any, such excess dye would
leave the fabric and dissolve into solution

gently move it about and
soak for 10 minutes

below:
10 minutes later
see, the solution still clear
good sign

then comes the toothbrush

that's cutting board propped inside
a vat, and
running shower water at low pressure

geeently brush the dyed surface
so as to remove the above-mentioned excess

below:
like a sun-baking couple on the beach...

in fact, when drying these,
avoid the direct sunlight and most importantly,

dry flat!

now's the fun time

touching up with pigment-type fabric paint
(mixed black and blue)

i decided to darken a bit, partially
just to see if the paint would change the fabric's texture

pigment may make the material coarse
but is easy to treat

i circled the area i worked on although
it is hard to tell from these pics....

the particular paint i used takes 3 days to dry
then to iron set and soak in
"fix" chemical solution

after that, no more painting/ dyeing
"fix" is the final...

below:
while waiting for the paint to dry,
somehow my plan expanded
from one dress into
4 outfits...

another long post
thanks for reading

(((bows)))

photo friday: forever now

2008-03-18T01:17:00.006+09:00

this week's photo friday challenge is: the good life

occasionally i take videos of just some
motion of things and such, holding my breath
for about a minute or so

why hold breath?
because usually my tripod is not with me

(hence the human tripod!)

under such circumstances i seldom failed to be
soooo amazed at just how long a minute feels like
makes me wonder
what's the matter with my
usual "where did the time go" stuff...

it's good when
a minute feels like forever...

selfless act of trent reznor: nine inch nails film festival

2008-03-16T10:57:00.013+09:00

all this time i have been
avoiding
any talk on nine inch nails/ trent reznor because yu kno,
once i start.......

(for those of you who hasn't given much thoughts on the band,
nine inch nails is basically a one guy project, with the guy being mr. reznor)

the band released an album recently
(you can view their music player here-scroll down to the bottom of the post)
solely on online-basis
36 instrumental tracks
priced super reasonably
and now is announcing the launch of a film festival

what impresses me, among many other things is that
he left song titles and album artwork neutral so as not to
influence the film-makers' visions
ie. mass-participation has been on his agenda

now, i think that's really.....generous
as in stepping back, instead of filling the space
especially so since the guy's been known for his
perfectionism

(don't get me wrong, the album's done perfectly)

in it's 20+yrs history, the band had released many "dark" albums
i've read quite a few critiques with the guy being viewed as
"self-obsessed" for writing about his "negativity"
but that was never the way i saw it

never

growing up in culture that favors
the "always smiling and be cheerful" positivity to the
cutesy bouncy extreme at times,
i've always wondered
what's gonna happen to the part that is not...
.....like that at all?

music is a strange thing
honestly, i am a bit jealous of those who has it
as their medium
because, seems to me, that
whatever you write about, whatever it is,
(if it's of honest kind)
it becomes an all-embracing experience
once it is pounded out of you as a song

surely the high regard in
keeping one's spirit high and
keeping your head up and
put on your smily face and
be "positive"
has a reason to that
i agree
but

i
deeply
deeply
deeply
believe that
to reach the true positivity,
one must let the shadow co-exist with light

after all,
humans are bigger than what we want us to be
and i am forever a stranger to myself
who am i to say what is "negative"
let alone, god forbid,
shun it away......

owww what do i know
i'm just a fool after all but
the fact that the band managed to
gather and sustain
a large following, universally
makes me smile, ear-to-ear, to no end

video below:
war declared?
no, it's trent announcing the
start of an exciting film-fest project

for more info, visit nin.com

power lines: above or under???

2008-03-14T19:13:00.011+09:00

i heard it through the blogsphere vine
about power lines in u.k., that
they are buried and outtasight

it got me thinking
and thinking
of many disorganized thoughts
re. power lines!

since i never seem to arrive at
no conclusive wisdom
i opted for...

pics!

of the 3 places i've lived so far
all of them have them above ground

pic.#1 tokyo
shot in shinbashi, the place where
suit-clad gents get drunk, get down
sometimes down on the ground

but lines are looking almost poetic
against late summer sunset

pic. #2 california
this is,
sun valley
in los angeles county

can't remember how it was in city area but
i do recall peeing on phone poles
(my dog, not me)
so they must be there, above ground

are they above ground in mid town los angeles?

pic.#3 north east japan
the below pics were taken in the place called
iwaki
a bit further north from my current residence

on a back street lined with a bit seedy-lookin bars
during the day

you know how those places look under daylight

i think this is the most anarchic display of
power installation i have ever seen

chaos and disorder
but
functional disorder, i guess

and plastic flowers caught on them

how is it in your town,
above or under?

additional note on march 18, '08:
check out ms. bluerose's power line post (where you can view lines at her end) here!

photo friday: dream pool, burning cross

2008-03-10T19:22:00.004+09:00

this week's photo friday challenge: surreal

the above photo is from my "underwater" series
taken in a swimming pool using a throw-away camera
(in fact, they recycle)
sometime around 2000
took me 5 more yrs to "discover" them

i've taken quite a few rockin picks this way

rockin!!
(boastin!!)

decided to reveal a tip of the icecberg
here, today
risking potential idea-theft

(...please don't)

cos yu know, never know what tommorrow may bring
in fact, as they say, tommorrow may never come...

few things really worth a mention (so read on, baby!)

2008-03-09T20:44:00.004+09:00

above:
my attempt at...
what? hallmark-ing my image?

yah pretty much

happy spring to those of you
on northern half of the planet

today i am sort of inarticulate
but there still are
few things worth the mention regardless (wmr hereafter)

#wmr-1.
the last guessing game i posted
the lady portrayed was

miss francis farmer

original photo that i could not find
was taken during her brief arrest in
antioch, california

thank you all for
taking time to guess...
(it was too obscure, my fault)

#wmr-2.
on my "photo friday" photo few weeks back

ms. bluerose9062 had guessed it right
belated, but i wanted to mention
that
she has her blog "metamorphosing" up and running
where you can find unique photos and manipulated images...
you can also view her photos here

(my favorite is this)

again,
my thankyu to all as well...

#wmr-3
an artist who doesn't need me to promote his work
but hey, it's hard not to for several reasons

but
today i don't really care about
my such reasons
i'd just say,
the intent, the quality and
the spirit of experimentation
won my heart

damnn

so
there
yu
go